Road closures this Saturday in Aylesbury & a busy weekend on the roads

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Friday, 1 July 2022 18:00

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Streets in the town centre will be closed for the annual WhizzFizzFest on Saturday July 2nd, while other routes across Bucks and Beyond could be busier than usual due to major events taking place.

With the ever popular family event taking place, closures will be in place in the following areas:

From 8am to 18:00:

• Kingsbury (in its entirety)
• Market Square (in its entirety)
• Pebble Lane
• George Street
• Buckingham Street (from Kingsbury junction to Cambridge Street)
• Cambridge Street

Also from 8am to midday

• Temple Street
• Church Street

Also this weekend there are concerts at Waddesdon Manor, Chilfest at Pendley Meadow, Tring, and the Formula One meeting at Silverstone, so expect heavier traffic than usual in those areas at times.

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